The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
SUMMARY or THE NEWS,
EAST.

vase NSoiSO Oouiu MOuuay evening pre-.
scented her husband with a son, at the family
residence on East Folty.aeventh street.
Prof. E. 8. Fowler, the noted phrenologist
and lecturer, died at his residence near
sharon Station, Conn.,, Thursday morning.
Discoveries Of iron ore in paying quantities
have been made In Allamakec county and a
company has been formed at Rockford, ILL.,.
with a capital Of e4.0 900, GOO to operate the
same.
United States District Attorney Allen has
instituted IN action in the United States
court against VIM. A. Swan, Of Wilkcsbarre,
Pa, to recover 80, 600 for alleged DEFICIENCIES
in his returns while acting as Indian agen. at
Cheyenne river reservation, Dakota territory,
in the years 1853 and 1854.
The cannon ball train on the Union Pacific
railway due at Dodge City Wednesday morn.
Ing at 4 O'Clock, ran into the rear Of q freight
train standing on the main line In the yard,
dcrailing and tearing into splintcrs the caboosc
and three cars. Freight Conductor j. N.
Elliott, who was in the cabocsc, was fatally
injured.
The body of a man who had Papers upon
lis person. showing him to have becn sue.
.csstvcly sergeant, lieutenant and captain of
company A, Fifty.ifth Illinois volunteers,
"as found on the Baltimore and Potomac
abroad track Wednesday night near Ialti.
more, where he had been killed by o train.
John j. Reilly, sged twcnty-eivht, foreman
n a stove foundry at ALBANY, N. Y, disap.
cared Saturday morning. Monday his body
vas found in an oven for baking ladies. 1t is
resumed that he wen in there, and lying
t,wn fell asleep. Fire was started Saturday
,ni the door Of the oven was then locked, his
'resence not being noticed. He was baked
cr about forty-eight hours.
Osing to the condition ofJohn Hardy, who
vas shot by Constable Potts at Des Moines
AIT week, and the likelihood Of Ills wounds
rrsilttng fatally, Judge Craig decided to raise
Tn. bonds OF Potts and Hamilton. In this he
vas seconded by County Attorney Sweeney
md City Solicitor Brennan, who, considering
the grave circumstances, thought 81. 500 toe
NV. After argument by counsel the judge
'xcd the bail at 5000 each.
The most disastrous fire known for years
irake out IN the heart Of Pittsburg Frida,
light, and the damage will reach up in the
millions. Tho fire originated in the rear Of
1..c Masonic temple, and spread with great
aiidtty to the adjuininr buildings. By II
o'clock thu flames had reached such proper.
lions that the entire fire department was
allied out. At this hour four magnificent
'us'ness blocks were a roaring furnace.
The mystery which has been thrown around
he departure from Philadelphia Of Emil
s%ehocnberg, who has for some tinc past been
opposed to he a partner of John +. Betz, thu
millionaire brewer, In some of his enterprises,
Is gradually being cleared up, and the start.
ing statement nude that he is u forger to 4
.'irgc amount. Betz makes .he declaration
mat Schoenberg has forged his name and sew.
raj Others to st curities amounting In the az
-rccate to $500. O0O. Schoenbrrgw was last seen
Il Chicago, and II he can be located every
means will be taken to secure his return.
The Chicago express OH the Cleveland and
Pi.tsburg road, which left Chicago Wcdncs-
lay afternoon, jumped the track at Beyari
%'iat'on, near Alliance, OHIO, wrerlsirg one
'lccrcr. One person wss Killed and three Sc.
gicusly iriurcd. The train consisted o, three
oaggsge and express cars, one smoker, Que
aasserger coach, two Chicago slc,rers and
one Toledo sleeper, which was attached 10 III.
'sar Of the train. The accident w.s causcdhy
The rails spreading Just as the last sleeper
'asscd over them, throwing it from the track
INF smashing 1T. The two Chicago Sleeper.
were also throw r frem the track. g. Warner,
c'lcred porter Of the Toledo sleeper, was
rushed to death and four passengers i,ju.cd.
9 me seriously.